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Mad Professor Erasmus has long forgotten his first creation, Stitch Head, leaving the lonely patchwork monster to take care of Castle Grotteskew all by himself. But when the professor is kidnapped by crusty pirates, Stitch Head decides to risk his almost-life to save his creator. He'll need a little help from his new friends, the Creature and Arabella, to learn to embrace his inner pirate and sail the seven seas in pursuit of his missing mentor.
"I can't wait to read more books in this series. The adventures are fun, the monsters so nice and gentle, and the bad guy, Fulbert Freakfinder, is dastardly but inept. Just the right sort of scares for early chapter book readers." - NetGalley Review
September 4, 2013
"A monster story made for kids complete with a spooky castle, a mad scientist, and unusual monsters, Stitch Head presents a touching tale of friendship great for boys and girls alike." - Children's Literature Comprehensive Online
January 1, 2014
"I REALLY enjoyed the first book and I enjoyed this one just as much. The writing is witty, the characters memorable and the pacing perfect. These are books that will appeal to both young boys and girls, and will also appeal to a wide range of ages." - Book Twirps
August 13, 2013
"I really enjoyed the first book of Stitch Head, with its macabre pictures and adorable little rag doll main character. Again I enjoyed this plot as well. . . .I cannot wait to read more of Stitch Head and his adventures in finding himself." - Cover 2 Cover blog
August 12, 2013
"There is something about Stitch Head that is irresistible in a macabre sort of way. Fans of Emily the Strange and Tim Burton will like Stitch Head instantly and the writing style and book layout will draw in a wide range and age of readers with its unique formatting that includes illustrations, distinct chapter layouts, as well as each page given the appearance of antiquity." - San Francisco Book Reveiw
October 7, 2013
"Stitch Head is a character that boys will immediately appreciate. He feels out of place with the world but he has great friends and lots of adventures." - Bookhound blog
July 27, 2013
"The Pirate's Eye is a wonderful follow up to Stitch Head. The characters of the creature, Stitch Head, the professor, Arabella, and all of the other main players are further fleshed out, and there is plenty of adventure. . . .I think children that like to read books that are a little different, or a little dark, with adventure and charm will enjoy this series." - Sharon the Librarian blog
August 2, 2013
"...the artwork is amazing, and the writing is sharp and snappy. The first book was a hit with my son, and though he’s yet to read this one, he plans on it. . . .I would definitely recommend this book for people of all ages! (Especially children.)" - Ms. Bibliophile
August 17, 2013
"...a fun and fast read. Stitch Head is absolutely lovable and you find yourself rooting for him and his friends from the very beginning." - A Book 4 Everyone blog
July 15, 2013
"...top notch, imaginative, non-standard, amusing reader friendly fare." - NetGalley Review
June 18, 2013
"Kids that enjoy "scary" themes will enjoy this series, and it may be a good way to introduce a reluctant reader into the world of books." - Books for Kids blog
August 1, 2013
"The excellent black-and-white illustrations in this easy-to-read chapter book manage to be both adorable and evocative. The fast-paced plot twists will keep readers guessing, and there’s plenty of humor that caters to the intended age range. . . .Recommended for students looking for a light read." - School Library Journal
December 1, 2013
"Young readers will be captivated with Stitch Head. They will be drawn to the artistic style and monster theme." - NetGalley Review
June 7, 2013
Guy Bass is an award-winning writer, author, and stuff. In 2010 he won the Blue Peter Book Award for Most Fun Book With Pictures for Dinkin Dings and the Frightening Things and has twice won the Portsmouth Book Award (Shorter Novel) for his Dinkin Dings series. Guy grew up dreaming of being a superhero – he even had a Spider-Man costume. The costume doesn’t fit anymore, so Guy now contents himself with writing children’s books and drawing the occasional picture. Guy lives in London with his wife and no dog, yet.
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